#IBC2023
TACTIC V7.0 SCORES BIG ON MATCH ANALYSIS RT Software BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Aiming to accelerate the production of sports analysis sequences used in sports and magazine shows, RT Software has announced the full release of its Tactic v7.0 software at IBC. Boasting several AI enhancements, Tactic v7.0 builds on the platform’s AI automatic pitch calibration and player tracking, and adds AI Player Drag and Infi ll. AI Player Drag and Infi ll lets users select a player and drag them to
a new position to illustrate where a different tactical approach could have been used. The AI cuts out the player, assesses the surrounding areas and fi lls in the gaps in a fraction of the time of manual methods; it will even extend any white lines from the surrounding pitch into the new empty space. Tactic v7.0 now includes female players, fi rst used as a pre-release for the FIFA Women’s World Cup, while the software’s virtual stadium has been updated with a range of new options to allow stadiums to be more accurately represented,
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Tactic v7.0 uses AI to recreate alternative tactics in a fraction of the time
and to offer virtual sponsorship opportunities for broadcasters. Live ingest fi les or camera feeds can be worked on and output
BROAD-SPECTRUM MIMIK LIGHTS UP VR PRODUCTION Kino Flo –
Chauvet Lighting BY DAVID FOX
The new Mimik 120 is claimed to be “the fi rst IP-driven light in the world”, and is aimed primarily at the VR production market. It uses fi ve-colour chips (warm white, cool white, red, green and blue). It takes the RGB video wall signal and converts that into a full-spectrum output, pushing out 10,000-nits brightness. It also allows users
without interrupting recordings, while an improved Playlists area simplifi es clip recall and playout. 7.B18
virtual production studios.” The unit is built from carbon
Morphy: ‘There’s a lot of buzz around this’
to shoot at frame rates as high as 960 frames per second. David Morphy, Director of Kino Flo’s distributor Cirro Lite, said:
“[It is] a hybrid video panel light specifi cally designed to provide broad spectrum lighting in the foreground or on the subject in
FACE UP TO NEW COLLABORATIVE FEATURES Heraw
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Exhibiting for the fi rst time at IBC, Heraw is a collaborative platform for teams managing creative content. Founded in 2014, it is introducing a range of feature enhancements on its Hall 7 stand. New Asset Lists give a clear view of all the assets that need to be created in different formats for distribution on multiple platforms. The list provides a way to track, organise and validate the creation of all these assets.
In addition, while Heraw already
integrates with a range of industry-standard software, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, DaVinci Resolve and Avid Media Composer, the company is presenting synergies with new apps as well as strengthening its current roster of integrations.
Other new functionality includes the ability to validate the progress of fi les, with fi le status providing more visibility over the progress of user fi les, as well as facilitating validation workfl ows. It gives increased visibility on the tracking of each fi le with visual lozenges, as well as customisable statuses
fi bre and is designed so it can be stacked like a video wall, fl own as a ceiling, or put on traditional lighting rigs. It is driven by Megapixel VR’s Helios LED processor and can be controlled either through the Helios processor or by assigning functions to the lighting desk. The Mimik system was shown as a prototype at IBC last year and is now shipping. “There is a lot of buzz around this,” added Morphy. 12.D35
Beauty spot: Heraw’s platform is making its fi rst appearance at IBC
such as retake, WIP, WAP and validated. Heraw’s Review and Manage
plans are now available on a free trial. 7.A58
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